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1. Alcohol

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Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Lopatko, O, McLean, S, Saunders, John, Young, Ross, Robinson, G, Conigrave, K, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Lopatko, O, McLean, S, Saunders, John, Young, Ross, Robinson, G, and Conigrave, K

Published
2004

2. Medical and psychosocial problems

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Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Saunders, John, Young, Ross, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Saunders, John, and Young, Ross

Published
2004

3. Tobacco

Author

Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, McLean, S, Richmond, R, Lopatko, O, Saunders, John, Young, Ross, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, McLean, S, Richmond, R, Lopatko, O, Saunders, John, and Young, Ross

Published
2004

4. Why do People use drugs?

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Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Young, Ross, Freeney, G, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Young, Ross, and Freeney, G

Published
2004

5. Hallucinogens

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Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Martin, J, Krum, H, McLean, S, Young, Ross, Saunders, John, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Martin, J, Krum, H, McLean, S, Young, Ross, and Saunders, John

Published
2004

6. Central nervous system stimulants

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Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Latt, N, McLean, S, Lenton, S, Young, Ross, Saunders, John, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Latt, N, McLean, S, Lenton, S, Young, Ross, and Saunders, John

Published
2004

7. Sedative-hypnotics

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Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Hulse, Gary, Robinson, G, McLean, S, Saunders, J., Young, Ross, Martin, J, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Hulse, Gary, Robinson, G, McLean, S, Saunders, J., Young, Ross, and Martin, J

Published
2004

8. Opioids

Author

Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Young, Ross, Saunders, John, Hulse, Gary, McLean, S, Martin, J, Robinson, G, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Young, Ross, Saunders, John, Hulse, Gary, McLean, S, Martin, J, and Robinson, G

Published
2004

9. Assessment and diagnosis

Author

Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Saunders, John, Young, Ross, Cape, G, Hulse, G, White, J, Saunders, John, and Young, Ross

Published
2004

10. Morbidity and mortality in opioid dependent patients after entering an opioid pharmacotherapy compared with a cohort of non-dependent controls.

Author

Kelty E and Hulse G

Subjects
Adolescent, Adult, Age Factors, Case-Control Studies, Emergency Service, Hospital statistics & numerical data, Female, Hospitalization statistics & numerical data, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Opioid-Related Disorders mortality, Opioid-Related Disorders therapy, Sex Factors, Western Australia, Young Adult, Opiate Substitution Treatment adverse effects, Opiate Substitution Treatment mortality, Opioid-Related Disorders complications
Abstract

Aims: To compare morbidity and mortality in opioid dependence patients following the commencement of treatment with the general population., Methods: Morbidity and mortality in all patients treated with methadone, buprenorphine or implant naltrexone for opioid dependence for the first time between 2001 and 2010 in Western Australia was compared to a cohort of age and gender matched controls using state health records., Results: Compared to community controls rates of all-cause mortality, hospital admissions and Emergency Department attendances are significantly elevated in opioid dependent persons following the commencement of their first treatment. Not surprisingly, rates of opioid and non-opioid drug poisoning, and intentional self-harm/suicide mortality and hospital admissions were significantly elevated in opioid dependent patients compared with non-dependent controls. However, significant increases in mortality and hospital admissions for conditions which are not generally associated with opioid use were also identified including cardiovascular, respiratory and traffic accidents. Life-time prevalence of both HBV and HCV were significantly elevated in opioid dependent patients compared with non-dependent patients., Conclusions: Even after the commencement of treatment, opioid dependent patients are at a high risk of morbidity and mortality compared with non-dependent age and gender matched controls.

Published
2018
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